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Xplore Technologies, now part of Zebra Technologies, is the leading provider of rugged mobile computers built to withstand harsh environmental conditions and physical stress. Designed and tested to meet stringent Military Environmental Standards, the Xplore family of rugged mobile computers can endure drops on concrete, blowing rain and dust and exposure to extreme temperatures and dust.

Ready to work under the toughest conditions, more organizations are choosing Xplore's rugged mobile computers. These award-winning computers are an ideal solution for increasing employee mobility and productivity beyond the office, and reducing dependence on wired desktops for data and application access.

  • First to market with HDMI-In for cable and satellite providers
  • First to market with Intel Core i7 in rugged tablets
  • First to market with PCIe-based storage in rugged tablets
  • First with auto-sensing dual-mode imput (active pen/finger touch)
  • First rugged Microsoft compliant Tablet PC
  • First truly rugged Tablet PC with multiple wireless options using a fully integrated implementation
  • First and only automatic Dual Mode version of the Tablet PC
  • AllVue LCD technology
  • Up to 4 multi-modal wireless devices in a rugged, portable Tablet PC

XSlate L10 rugged Windows tablet

The XSlate L10 rugged Windows tablet platform, introduced in June 2018, takes Xplore's line of compact ultra-rugged 10-inch Windows tablets to a new level in terms of performance, features, and versatility. Based on powerful 8th generation Intel Core processors or an economical Pentium CPU, the XSLATE platform is available as a pure tablet, a hard-handle tablet (XPAD) or a 2-in-1 hybrid (XBOOK). There are dual cameras, a 1920 x 1200 pixel IPS projected capacitive touch display, optional active digitizer, up to 1GB ultra-fast PCIe storage, USB-C, legacy RS232 serial, HDMI-in, GPS, fingerprint reader, carries an IP65 ingress protection rating, and can provide up to 27 hours of battery life.

XSlate B10 rugged Windows tablet

The XSlate B10 rugged Windows tablet, introduced in September 2015, complements Xplore's existing line of ultra-rugged iX104 Windows tablets and also provides an enhanced and significantly more powerful version of its existing Bobcat tablet. 

The Intel Broadwell-powered XSlate B10 weighs just 2.55 pounds, has dual cameras, a high-quality 1366 x 768 pixel IPS projected capacitive touch display, up to 256GB storage, USB 3.0, legacy RS232 serial, microHDMI, 2.5 meter GPS, fingerprint reader, carries an IP65 ingress protection rating, and can provide up to 20 hours of battery life.

Bobcat rugged Windows tablet

The Bobcat rugged Windows tablet, introduced in June 2014, complements Xplore's existing line of ultra-rugged iX104 Windows tablets as well as their Android-based RangerX tablet, adding a formerly missing piece that further broadens and expands Xplore's reach in the rugged market. 

The Intel Bay Trail-powered Bobcat weighs under 2.5 pounds, has dual cameras, a high-quality 1366 x 768 pixel IPS projected capacitive touch display, up to 240GB storage, USB 3.0, legacy RS232 serial, microHDMI, 2.5 meter GPS, fingerprint reader, carries an IP65 ingress protection rating, and provides up to 14 hours of battery life.

XSlate D10 rugged Android tablet

The RangerX rugged Android 5.1 ("Lollipop") tablet, introduced November 2015, merges the kind of state-of-the-art technology consumers expect and demand with the ruggedness and durability business and enterprise need. 

The XSlate D10 has dual cameras, a high-quality 1366 x 768 pixel IPS projected capacitive touch display, fast and rugged solid state storage, exceptional onboard connectivity (including optional HDMI-in and RJ45), a CAC reader, carries an IP65 ingress protection rating, and has a up to 20-hour battery life.

iX104 rugged Tablet PC

The iX104 Tablet PC computer combines patented ruggedization techniques and leading-edge technology.  This product is built to operate in demanding environments including exposure to vibration, extreme temperatures, moisture, dust or drops to concrete. Warranties are supported by independent 3rd party testing to Military Standard guidelines.

The iX104 incorporates integrated wireless capabilities, magnesium alloy housings, shock mounted hard drives, enhanced XGA displays, Intel processors and onboard ports for expansion.  Resistive pen touch and/or inductive pen interfaces are available with the iX104.  This product utilizes full Windows operating systems so that organizations can utilize a variety of industry leading software.

Motion R12

The Motion R12 Tablet PC, introduced March 2014, is a sleek, rugged, high-performance tablet PC designed for mobile workers who move between field and office. Enterprise-ready, the CL900 offers a blend of performance, integrated features and mobility. The R12 has a large 12.5-inch screen with both multi-touch and Wacom pen input. Weighing under 3 pounds, the R12 can be configured with 4G LTE, dedicated GPS, 1D or 2D scanners, RFID, and also a legacy RS2232 port. There are desktop and vehicle docks, an ingenious wireless keyboard, and all the accessories to allow the R12 platform to seamlessly and beautifully work together for incomparable efficiency and unbeatable productivity in public safety, construction and field service.

Motion F5m

The fully-sealed F5m, designed specifically for the mobile field worker, is a rugged and highly mobile tablet PC providing electronic clipboard-like functionality. Its lightweight, rugged design and molded handle make it easy to carry all day in the field while its integrated features - RFID reader, barcode scanner, digital camera and mobile broadband - reduce the number of tools mobile field workers must carry. The F5m's daylight-viewable display offers the ability to easily see, and work with, data in the field, even in direct sunlight. A smart card reader and EasyConnect USB/Ethernet module improve usability and enhance security options.


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Xplore News

Zebra on the Xplore Technologies acquisition

After Xplore Technologies, one of the very pioneers of rugged tablets that had toughed it out for many often difficult years, was suddenly acquired by Zebra, there were a lot of questions and concerns. In a blog entry entitled "Integrity drives our business growth," Zebra explains its reasonings and plans. [See blog entry] -- Posted Thursday, November 29, 2018 by chb

Full review: Xplore XSLATE L10 Rugged Tablet Platform

With the new XSLATE L10 platform Xplore Technologies evolved their latest rugged tablet into a comprehensive tablet ecosystem covering a wide range of performance and functionality demands. Available as a pure tablet (XSLATE L10), a version with hard handle and an optional integrated barcode reader (XPAD L10), and a 2-in-1 laptop replacement (XBOOK L10), the versatile platform is available with powerful quad-core 8th generation Intel Core processors as well as an entry-level Pentium processor. [See full review of the Xplore XSLATE L10] -- Posted Tuesday, June 19, 2018 by chb

Added: Xplore Technologies M60

Answering their customers' request for smaller rugged devices, Xplore Technologies released their new Xplore M60 handheld computer. Powered by an octa-core Snap Dragon 625 processor and running Android Version 8 "Oreo" on a retina class 6-inch screen, the 13-ounce M60 is IP68 sealed, runs up to 22 hours on a charge, has dual cameras (5/13mp), USB Type C, and offers an industrial-grade 2D scanner. Starting at US$999. [See RuggedPCReview.com's description, analysis and specs of the Xplore M60] -- Posted Friday, May 18, 2018 by chb

Xplore improves full-year revenue outlook on strong december quarter sales, customer wins and robust backlog

Xplore Technologies Corp. (NASDAQ:XPLR) today announced it expects revenue for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2018, to be approximately $85 million, at the high end of its previously announced revenue outlook of $75 to $85 million. This confidence is the result of preliminary fiscal third quarter revenue of $23.8 million, strong backlog entering the fiscal fourth quarter and continuing sales wins. [See Xplore press release] -- Posted Friday, January 19, 2018 by chb

Full lineup of Xplore rugged tablet solutions now available for purchase through GSA IT Schedule 70

Xplore Technologies Corp. (NASDAQ: XPLR) announced that its full portfolio of rugged, fully rugged and ultra-rugged mobile computing solutions is now available for purchase by government agencies through Solvix Solution's General Services Administration (GSA) IT Schedule 70 contract #GS-35F-088HA / 47QTCA18D002C. Federal, state and local agencies looking for a highly secure and fully-featured computing experience will now benefit from the fast, easy procurement of Xplore's 10" and 12" tablet-based "mobile office" systems. They will also benefit from the expert guidance of Solvix Solutions, a Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB) that has successfully supplied the U.S. Government with top quality workforce technologies for more than 3 years. [See Xplore press release] -- Posted Wednesday, January 10, 2018 by chb

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Xplore Reviews
Xplore XSlate R12 (July 2017)
Xplore XSlate R12 (October 2016)
20 years of rugged tablets (Aug 2016)
Xplore XSlate D10 (Nov 2015)
Xplore XSlate B10 (Sep 2015)
Xplore Bobcat (June 2014)
Xplore iX104XC6 (April 2014)
Xplore RangerX (July 2013)
Xplore iX104C5 DMSCR-M2 (May 2013)
Xplore iX104C5 (May 2011)
Xplore iX104C4 (Aug 2008)
Xplore iX104C3 (Nov 2006)
Xplore iX104C2 (Feb 2005)
Xplore iX104C (Jun 2003)

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